Pastime Pictures Please All Drywood Pens and Bros
Local ad notes the Pastime theatre offering new and lively pictures at the Dime with a warm venue. Also lists ticket requests and various local business notes including a buggy sale and horsegirl wanted.
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Nissen Implement Company
Pendleton Ce
Penland Brown
Tallman’s Corner
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch's Cigar Store
Mra. S. A. Lowell
Johnson St
Pendleton
Auction sale great success at Winslow Brothers store
Pendleton witnesses a large sale as Winslow Brothers jewelry store conducts an auction noted for rapid stock reductions with nothing offered but reliable guaranteed goods. Crowds gather daily for the event marking one of the town’s notable retail auctions.
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Pendleton
Winslow Brothers Jewelry Store
Local Fundraising Push Nears Target for Sale Closure
A community drive is close to its 9000 goal to fund a sale project. Once reached, the sale will end and Mr Flalph Winslow will depart for southern California to scout a prospective location.
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Flalph Winslow
California
Evans Tells Of Coward In Navy
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans will lecture at the Armory on March 31 about the Atlantic fleet voyage from Hampton Roads to San Francisco. He will recount the Airs and the only coward he ever saw in the U S Navy, a tale from Fort Fisher where a wounded man hid in the sand. Evans nicknamed the man Righting Hobe and will speak under Portland Commercial club auspices.
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Renr
Robled D. Evans
Hampton
Evans
Bob
Portland Commercial Club
Kaiser Never Sworn Off Alcohol Says Berlin
Berlin reports deny rumors that Kaiser Wilhelm II has adopted total abstinence. Officials state the Kaiser remains a light drinker, enjoying Moselle at meals and champagne occasionally. At intimate gatherings he drinks beer, but there is no policy of total abstinence.
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Germain
Berlin
Kaiver
Allians an Occupation and Ice Trade Note
Bonaparte Bluebell proclaims engagement to Lily Doe in a blacksmith shop as Erastus Coke quips about months of courtship. A Youth's Companion note mentions Norway ships 600000 tons of ice annually, with Britain taking the larger share of the trade.
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Bonaparte Bluebell
Lily Doe
Erastus Coke
Bonaparte
Lily
Honaparte
Narrow Escape for Clarence Moulton in Pendleton County Crash
Clarence Moulton, a young civil engineer for the O R & W N, survived a wreck when his speeder was hit by No 2 near Pendleton about 10 miles east. His two companions jumped to safety. he was hurled from the track and taken to St Anthony’s hospital still reported out of danger. He is the son of Baker City Commissioner Moulton. No. 2 delayed near Nolin awaiting a freight engine after the strike.
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Sceene
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Clarence Moulton
Moulion
Moulton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pilot Rock men attend tonight publicity meeting
Four Pilot Rock citizens Douglas Betts George G Schlegel T E McGinitle and J P McManus came in from Pilot Rock this afternoon to attend the big publicity meeting to be held tonight.
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Pilot Rock
Douglas Betts
George G. Schlegel
T. E. McGinitle
Hendricks Stood Trial For Piling Rubbish In Street
C C Hendricks faced Judge Fitz Gerald after yesterday report claimed a guilty plea. Trial heard witnesses before verdict of guilty was returned, with the sentence suspended. Hendricks maintains innocence and says he was cleaning up his property as a citizen.
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C. C. Hendricks
Fitz Gerald
Mr. Hendricks
Erty
Water Users to Be Aided by Government
Klamath Falls March 25. Attorney R Smith for the Water Users association returns from Washington where landowners under the Klamath project sought extensions on water rate payments. Government may supply water for two years at maintenance charge if owners cannot pay, with full payment due by year three to enable cultivation. High reclamation officials plan to focus on the project this season and Senator Carter and possibly Secretary Ballinger may visit.
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Klamath Falls
Smith
Water Users’ Association
Washington
Klamath Project
Carter
Irrigation Committee
The
Senate
Ballinger
Burbank withdraws from spineless cactus venture
In San Francisco a deal to exploit Luther Burbank plant and tree products collapsed as Burbank withdrew from the agreement. A corporation planned to plant spineless cacti across Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico with hoped for great income, but Burbank later deemed it too late in life to join the project.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Entries for International Balloon Contest Closes
New York reports that entries have closed for the International balloon contest to be held in Switzerland next September with the American pilot not yet chosen. The American team is expected to include three entrants and may feature Wilbur and Orville Wright. The event, part of the Gordon Bennett Aviation Prize, will be near Paris in August. Contestants must circle a 5 to 10 kilometer loop and cover a total 20 kilometers.
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New York
International American Aeronautic Society
Switzerland
American Aeronautic Society
America
Wilbur
Orville Wright
London
Europe
Paris
Ivory City Exposition Named for Seattle Fair
Seattle March 26 The exposition will be known as the Ivory City and will use old ivory and deep cream colors in most buildings. The contrast marks a departure from the blinding white expositions of the past, with the Washington and forestry buildings as exceptions.
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Seattle
Exposition Company
Washington
Forestry
Prize timing nets $2600 to winner and $6000 cup to club
In the shortest time the winner earns $2600 personally while the club he represents secures the $6000 cup for the year, highlighting the split award structure between individual and team prizes.
Edison decries literary effort for 300 years in Yale News
An excerpt from the Yale News quotes Edison and H. Harriman arguing for practical engineers over scholars. The piece warns that neglecting thought for machinery harms national well being, citing Voltaire and the Italian German intellectual revival as counterpoints to a one‑sided focus on industry.
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Edison Followe
H. Harriman
Yale News
Edison
France
Europe
Voltaire
Italy
Germany
L'St
Record fines seven Negroes twenty million dollars each
Augusta Georgia reporters describe Recorder Plequet invoking a city ordinance to fine seven Black residents twenty million dollars each for failing to remove trash. The courtroom erupted in laughter as the judge noted the fines could be unlimited but ultimately suspended all but seven one dollar penalties.
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Augusta
Board of Health
Landis
Rothschild Wealth Saved Theatrical Actress
London society talks of a betrothal arranged by Lord Rosebery to keep Rothschild fortunes from the Rosebery family circle. The Hon Dorothy Grosvenor is praised for steering the future Earl of Rosebery toward a advantageous match while the Gaiety Theatre’s star is noted for her influence and charm.
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London
Lord Dalmeny
Earl of Rosebery
Dorothy Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Lord Rosebery
Countess of Rosebery
Gaiety Theater Company
Mise Grosvenor
The Kingdom Saved
During a performance Barry Sullivan as Richard II faced the line A horse, a horse My kingdom for a horse A heckler in the pit quipped Wouldn t a jackass do as well Sullivan retorted Bring ground to the stage door at once The Rochester Herald notes the witty exchange during the tragedy curtain call
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Barry Sullivan
Richard SI
Sullivan
Rochester Herald
If you see it In the East Oregonian it’s zero
A brief note from readers or staff indicating that a count or score mentioned in East Oregonian coverage is recorded as zero. The line signals a discrepancy or placeholder value in a publication. No individuals or organizations are named.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton High to Represent at Portland Indoor Meet
Pendleton high school plans to send two athletes Chester Gordon and Nat Kimball to the big indoor track meet in Portland on April 17. The event mixes college and high school competitors but keeps events separate. Local supporters expect a small squad with limited entries and witness stands drawn from town residents. William C. Davis of Jasper opposes Congressman Hobson for reelection in the Sixth Alabama district in 1910.
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Pendleton High School
Portland
Chester Gordon
Nat Kimball
Goron
William C. Davis
Jasper
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
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